Late 19th Century

Biography

The Ocean Grove Re­cord of Ja­nu­ary 1, 1885, page 3, says:

Capt. Chas E. White­sides and Capt. James M. Saw­ers, of the New Bruns­wick di­vision of the Sal­va­tion Ar­my, have tak­en the field for ev­an­gel­is­tic work af­ter the man­ner of Moo­dy and San­key.

Both have la­bored ef­fect­ive­ly in As­bu­ry Park, and if in­tense zeal, sacr­ed pow­er, and at­tract­ive mu­sic­al abi­li­ty can suc­ceed in draw­ing sinn­ers to Christ, we think their new de­part­ure will prove a grand suc­cess.

Lyrics

  1. Army Red and Blue
  2. Cleansing in the Blood
  3. Could I See My Dear Je­sus
  4. Eye of God Is on Us at Morn, The
  5. Freedom
  6. Great Cre­at­or
  7. Heart That Knows No Sor­row, The
  8. I’ll Be with You
  9. I’ve Knocked at Your Heart’s Door Oft­en
  10. Let the Light of Je­sus Come
  11. Life for a Look
  12. Love’s Du­et
  13. My Te­le­gram’s Gone
  14. Precious Blood, The
  15. Redeemed by His Blood
  16. There’s a Palm
  17. We Talk of a Home in Hea­ven
  18. Well of Full Sal­va­tion, The

Music

  1. Amalfi
  2. Carson Ci­ty
  3. I Am a Child of a King
  4. Salvation for You
  5. Walk in the Light

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